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Our Ladies

Play trailer 2:14 Poster for Our Ladies R 2019 1h 45m Comedy Drama Play Trailer Watchlist
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Catholic school girls board the bus to Edinburgh, Scotland, to compete in a choir competition, but they're more interested in drinking and partying than singing.
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Despite its outdated ideas about teen sexuality, Our Ladies presents a well-acted and affectingly nuanced portrait of female friendship.

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Simran Hans Observer (UK) 08/29/2021
3/5
For all its good-natured boisterousness, there is the sense that director Michael Caton-Jones is straining to get the tone just-so. Go to Full Review
Cath Clarke Guardian 08/27/2021
3/5
There is a lot to like here - but there's no escaping how dated some of the material is. Go to Full Review
Clarisse Loughrey Independent (UK) 08/26/2021
4/5
What's ultimately so joyous about Our Ladies is all the small ways they rebel against their circumstances - while the world wants them to focus on the destination of their lives, they've chosen to revel in the journey. Go to Full Review
Francesca Steele iNews.co.uk 12/10/2024
4/5
It takes a while to get used to the coarseness of the ladette banter but there’s a refreshing sense that these girls don’t feel judged, even when their vulnerability peaks through. Go to Full Review
Mo Muzammal Vague Visages 07/27/2023
An entertaining but misguided attempt at capturing teenage sexual fever...an uneven and disappointing viewing experience. Go to Full Review
Aine O'Connor Sunday Independent (Ireland) 09/02/2021
2/5
It's bawdy fun, and there are certainly some laughs. However, I have an issue with this story being told by men. Go to Full Review
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Laura H Feb 7 Worth a watch for a male point of view of the 90s "ladette" culture in the UK and catholic school girls. An entertainingly vulgar script parodies small-town teens. There's some beautiful acting and I liked the balance between comedy and drama. In my opinion it suffers from a lack of female input. But the source material was written by a man. I've not read the book so can only assume this has the same weakness. A shame there wasn't some female collaboration to tell this female-centered story. See more Jim P 09/30/2024 This is set in the 90s and is a female version of Trainspotting. It's actually great fun!! See more Sian G 12/21/2023 Derry Girls this isn't, it's less realistic (not a parent in sight) and less funny. However, although there's obviously a lot less time to develop all the characters in their 1 hour 45 minutes, they were sufficiently compelling for me to happily go on their raucous, madcap journey with them and even re-live just a small bit of my adolescence. It seems they entered some kind of time-warp in Edinburgh with the amount they fitted into their afternoon but suspend belief for a wee while and enjoy the convincing acting of an afternoon hilariously spent. See more isla s 09/02/2022 This is a pretty solid film about a smallish group of teenage students from a Catholic school who are lucky enough to go on a school trip to Edinburgh to perform as a choir at an event but the film isn't about the singing, its about the friendship and camaraderie between the girls. It's fair to say the film features a lot of frank sexual references and strong language, so be aware of that, if it's something that would either embarrass or offend you. It's a depiction of teenage freedom, not long before the characters would have to get out into the world and hold their own as it were, so I guess its a bit of a coming of age tale. I didn't think a great amount of it until the end, almost literally. The final scene I thought was quite poignant - we get quick text based updates about what happened to each of the characters after the events of the film, which makes it somewhat thoughtful. It's a film that reflects the time its set in pretty well (the 1990s), with the female characters being quite ladette-ish, probably as a response to the strict Catholic life their expected to live, being students of a Catholic based school. I found one scene in which one of the nuns, a teacher/member of staff, orders the students to step away from a window, funny due to the reaction they make when they see what was being looked at. This is a good film to watch if you'd like a little nostalgia of the 1990s I suppose, yes. It has some amusing moments and by the very end it has a poignancy to it too, so yes, I'd recommend it. See more 03/20/2022 Nothing new but great characters some very funny scenes See more 02/11/2022 Not terrible but still a 2.5 See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Catholic school girls board the bus to Edinburgh, Scotland, to compete in a choir competition, but they're more interested in drinking and partying than singing.
Director
Michael Caton-Jones
Producer
Brian Coffey
Screenwriter
Michael Caton-Jones
Production Co
Sony Pictures International, Sigma Films
Rating
R (Sexual Content|Language Throughout|Brief Graphic Nudity|Teen Drinking and Drug Use)
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
British English
Release Date (Streaming)
Nov 16, 2021
Box Office (Gross USA)
$21.4K
Runtime
1h 45m
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